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by hackits 10y ago
When I think about features in C++ that I would love to have in C, the only thing that comes to mind is constructors and deconstructions for RAII.
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by hackits 10y ago
Wish I was told this when I was younger, would of help put the world into perspective sooner than later :)
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by hackits 10y ago
From personal experience for a number of web-sites I've have had drop curl and use a headless chrome browser with ChromeDriver/Selenium/Python to get the data I need now.
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by hackits 10y ago
If you chase two rabbits you will not catch either one. Little bit of background here before I begin. I did my comp-sci and mathematics degree and even though they have been useful in some degree or another they both were mostly a complete
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by hackits 10y ago
Bit on the racist side there mullen.
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by hackits 10y ago
Sorry to say this but you're talking out of your ####. All the research from expiercal studies mostly all show that static vs dynamic languages all correlated with a Expertise reversal effect. This is for beginners not experience progr
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by hackits 10y ago
I would of though that if you want to restrict developer from doing that you would add commands to the sudoes file? isn't that the whole point of sudo? Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm interested to know? I'm currently looki
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by hackits 10y ago
Interested in your `conference talks about databases` is there any online links to your talks? also your email address strikes me as being a bit odd. I guess you don't want the bots finding your real email address. cheers.
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by hackits 10y ago
Found for large text books the Ipad air 2/3/pro to be a live saver. I tried E-ink but gave up after most of them suck for reading large text books. Also advantage of the ipad is you can load it up more modern that can assist your
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by hackits 10y ago
Somebody got it right.
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by hackits 10y ago
Unless you write a check out to them, then I classify that as being free. You're feeling that you're entitled to a service that you don't pay anything for.
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by hackits 10y ago
$100 million isn't that much money for large teams.
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by hackits 10y ago
It nothing about that. The main point is the whole community bitching a moaning about software that in all intent and purposes is given away free without any contribution by the users. The source code of Docker is open source so why doesn&#
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by hackits 10y ago
Are you paying for the service?
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by hackits 10y ago
There is a reason why they call it the bleeding edge. It's up to you to evaluate the technology to see if it fits within your infrastructure. Calling docker out and saying it's broken when its a free product seems to be miss guide
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by hackits 10y ago
Don't know what all the fuss is about when essentially you're getting Docker for free?
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by hackits 10y ago
Calling BS here.
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by hackits 10y ago
`nowhere do they tell you to make your own backups`. Nowhere do they tell you that your data will be stored forever. You're making assumptions based on something they haven't even said they would provide `FOR FREE!`.
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by hackits 10y ago
I just spent $1100 on a new mobile phone I don't have that kind of money!
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by hackits 10y ago
Storage facility will charge for the service because storing physical goods and providing 24/7 security cost money. Last time I checked they will have a clause in the contract if X weeks go by and you have not paid your bill they will
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by hackits 10y ago
Better way to put this is to pay for the service if you're relying on it as a source of income or advertising yourself to the world.
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by hackits 10y ago
This makes me laugh my ass off. This is a bit of a pet peeve I have with people and modern technology. They believe they have a right to use a service even though they're not paying for the usage of the service. Then they turn around s
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by hackits 10y ago
My take on it is. If have a task that can only allocate `once` a area of memory for initialization, then you can use the allocation size to put a constraint on the iterators based on the datatype size. eg... const size_t taskSize = 256;
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by hackits 10y ago
Having a look at the engineering requirements there are guidelines that I've seen that are used by medium to large scale organisation just simply to manage the project and code base. Some of them seem to be universal such as statistic
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by hackits 10y ago
Found the rule `There shall be no use of dynamic memory allocation after task initialization.` They must use pre-allocated string buffers for some of the task's. Though I figured if you're doing a flight controller for a jet figh
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by hackits 10y ago
You made the following statement `Health care in countries that have the best results are also heavily regulated` give a citation backing up your statement.
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by hackits 10y ago
Citation?
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by hackits 10y ago
`Ever try to get someone to read a paper on software engineering methods?` Yup, they never read it, let alone care. `Look, I'm definitely not a top %1 (or even %10) architect` I would say just simply knowing puts you in the top 10%. I
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by hackits 10y ago
You don't know how governments works then.
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by hackits 10y ago
Medicine you could kill a the patient. Law you could send a innocent man to jail.

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